See All The Bangles, Now In Their 60s - Best Life

From “Walk Like an Egyptian” to “Eternal Flame” to “Manic Monday”, the Bangles were responsible for some of the biggest hits of the 1980s—and some of the best karaoke songs of today. But, while the band reached the height of their popularity nearly 40 years ago, they’re still around and still making music today. After taking a hiatus for almost all of the ’90s, they reformed at the turn of the century.

That said, there have been some lineup changes when it comes to the band’s five members. Throughout the years, the musicians of the Bangles have gone on to work on solo projects and perform with other bands, as well as having new developments in their personal lives. Read on to see the Bangles today.

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First, here’s the band’s status now.

Hoffs is the lead singer and guitarist for the Bangles, and she has also put out solo music. She’s released four solo albums, including her latest, 2021’s Bright Lights, an album of covers. She’s also released three other cover albums with musician Matthew Sweet.

Hoffs, 63, is married to movie director Jay Roach (Austin Powers, Bombshell), and they have two children together.

Vicki Peterson has been with several other bands.

Debbi, 60, is the Bangles’ drummer. Like her sister, she has also been in other bands. During the Bangles’ hiatus, she was in the bands Smashbox and Kindred Spirit, and she has also performed as the drummer for other groups.

She’s married to Steve Botting, a sound engineer, and has two kids.

Michael “Micki” Steele was in another famous all-female band.

Zilinskas, 59, rejoined the Bangles in 2018 as their bass player. After leaving the band in the ’80s, she joined Blood on the Saddle, and has also been a member of Weather Bell, The Ringing Sisters, and Medicine.

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